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Hound Occasional Tables by Kirsty Whyte
27 Jan 2010
The small colourful irregularly shaped tables (50x50x48 cm) were inspired by the origami folds. They can be combined into larger tables, e.g. long tables or big and wide tables and it is easy to store them. You can combine many colours and smooth or perforated surface. The Hound Tables are made of powder-coated mild steel.
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2 Responses to Hound Occasional Tables by Kirsty Whyte
gladys gonzalez
January 27th, 2010 at 5:59 pm
I like this style!!
PT
February 15th, 2010 at 11:47 am
I saw these tables at 100% design London- they look great. Kirsty has a great design collection: http://www.purewhyte.com